Inside top Trump bulldog’s plan to save House GOP majority and defy history

What happened: Rep. Jim Jordan campaigned for fellow Republicans across 115 districts in 34 states during the election cycle, including 19 consecutive days on the road before Nov. Why it matters: Jordan's travel volume is notable for someone outside senior House leadership, and members credit his celebrity status with drawing crowds and money. Questions have arisen about whether he is eyeing a leadership bid, which he publicly dismissed.

Rep. Jim Jordan campaigned for fellow Republicans across 115 districts in 34 states during the election cycle, including 19 consecutive days on the road before Nov.

Jordan's travel volume is notable for someone outside senior House leadership, and members credit his celebrity status with drawing crowds and money. Questions have arisen about whether he is eyeing a leadership bid, which he publicly dismissed.